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    CBS: Big Ten bold predictions for 2026 (Minnesota: Gophers pull off a big upset)

    Over the last 2 seasons: Penn State: 20-9 Michigan: 17-9 Washington: 17-9 Minnesota: 16-10 I know I'm echoing what others have already pointed out, but should a win against one of these opponents really be considered a big upset? Penn State and Michigan will both have new head coaches this...
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    All things golf

    I never knew this story, despite the fact that I'm a golfer and a Sinatra fan. From now on when the cart girl (and in my experience they are always cart girls) comes around I'll think of Old Blue Eyes and Dino. Thanks for posting this, Ogie.
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    All things golf

    Makes no sense to me either, but that doesn't mean that the Saudis feel the same way. To me, there's no feel-good sports story in the universe that can push a cold-blooded murder under the rug. But maybe the Saudis thought they could use LIV to polish their image and distract from the ugliness...
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    Kaliakmanis leads the nation in passing yards (1150).

    If Kaliakmanis gets a tryout with an NFL team and ends up getting cut, will Athan's dad call out the team's head coach on social media? Will the family demand that Dino gets to try out as well?
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    All things golf

    No, that is NOT the only difference. The Saudis did not create Disney, EA Sports, Heathrow, etc. They merely invested in them. They are free to invest in anything they like. They have enough money that they could invest in the entire S&P 500 if they chose. But them buying stock in something...
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    All things golf

    Things they've invested in, yes. It would be almost impossible to avoid it. But keep in mind that an existing entity they've merely invested in (say, Disney) is not the same as an entity they actually started for a specific, nefarious purpose, like LIV. If I have a pretty firm belief that they...
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    All things golf

    Yes, I can see that you never understood it. As for the bolded, hey... I get to decide what's important to me and what isn't. You can certainly do likewise. For me, the murder of a journalist who spoke out against a repressive regime is worth note. You obviously have other priorities.
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    All things golf

    I believe it was the main purpose of LIV, and have many friends who agree with me. Do a quick Google search on LIV and sports washing. Here's one example: https://abcnews.com/International/liv-golfs-controversial-growth-raises-questions-saudi-sportswashing/story?id=108042495
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    All things golf

    Believe what, exactly? That Khashoggi was brutally mudered? Yes. That the Saudis were responsible? Yep. That LIV is an attempt to distract the public from their culpability? Uh huh. I do. Many of the guys I golf with do as well. I won't spend one second watching LIV; neither will they.
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    All things golf

    Tom Watson's thoughts... https://www.theguardian.com/sport/2026/apr/09/tom-watson-blasts-pga-tour-over-returns-of-liv-golf-rebels-reed-and-koepka
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    All things golf

    1) Many people are simply unaware that the Saudis are invested in those companies 2) Unlike the Saudis' other corporate investments, there is a pretty strong public perception that the entire purpose of starting LIV was to "sports wash" the brutal muder of Jamal Khashoggi...
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    Fleck says quarterback Drake Lindsey is improved in throwing the deep ball.

    This thread is just too, too good. A coach says something even mildly positive (no matter how innocuous) and the reactions are lighting-swift and beyond hilarious. Just too funny. Some folks are trying so very, very, VERY hard to be KFAN-level cynics. Junior Reusses. Barreiros-in-waiting...
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    Oregon Dan Lanning: Koi is "football serious."

    QUOTE: "Koi was completely honest about his motivations coming to Minnesota, it was all about the NFL. I don’t think it’s hard to see why he left for Oregon. Dillon Thieneman had an incredibly similar career path through 2 years. Freshman All American at Purdue, disappointing Sophomore year...
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    Athletic: College football may be in danger

    Are you talking about the here and now? This seems like a throwback to the way it used to be, not current reality. Yes. You already stated this in a previous post, and I already agreed with it. I'd go so far as to say that this scenario (having a CBA, dropping eligibility requirements) seems...



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